One of the best treatments available for chronic knee pain and mobility problems is knee replacement surgery. However, the hard part comes after the surgery. Appropriate rehabilitation helps patients regain strength, flexibility, and confidence in their new joint....
Robotic and conventional knee replacements achieve the same goal but through different methods. Conventional surgery relies on the surgeon’s visual judgment and manual skill to make bone cuts and position the implant. Robotic surgery adds a layer of 3D planning...
Most knee implants last between 15 to 20 years. With advanced materials and improved surgical techniques, over 90% of modern knee replacements function well beyond the 15 year mark, and a significant percentage go on for 25 years or the full remainder of a...
Knee replacement surgery removes damaged cartilage and bone from the knee joint and replaces them with metal and plastic components. The procedure restores function for people with severe arthritis or knee injury when non-surgical treatments stop working. Outcomes...
A diet after knee replacement surgery is a nutrient-dense eating plan built around three recovery goals: speeding up tissue repair, reducing post-surgical inflammation, and preventing constipation that comes with reduced mobility after the procedure. It leans heavily...
15+ years of experience in Total & Partial Knee Replacement, Total Hip Replacement, Hip Resurfacing, and Robotic Arthroplasty
Pioneering Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement and Minimally Invasive Surgical Techniques in Odisha — with a focus on faster recovery, precision surgical planning, and patient-specific rehabilitation
